Robbie Amell

If the time ever does come when the world is revealed to be full of super-powerful mutants, it is going to be no big deal, so accustomed have we become to the idea. "The Tomorrow People," which premieres Wednesday on the CW, is just the latest of many television series to feature seemingly ordinary people whose DNA, from natural evolution or scientific alteration, has got that extra-special something: "Heroes," "Alphas," "The 400," Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." Indeed, "The Tomorrow People" is itself a fancy reboot —- a mutation, if you will — of a cheesy British 1970s kids' show that has already been revived once, in...

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